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near to Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, England
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Clacton-on-Sea: The former Grand Hotel
The Grand Hotel was built here, on Marine Parade East, between 1892 and 1897. It is of steel box frame construction with red brick curtain walls, and, according to Historic England, is the earliest so far discovered with a complete and... (more)
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Clacton v North Sea
Upgraded sea defences at Clacton-on-Sea with the pier in the background.
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The Sea Wall, Clacton
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Marine Parade East, Clacton
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Armour rock positioned
As part of Clacton and Holland-on-Sea Coast Protection Scheme, 'armour rock' is positioned on top of the core of a groyne.
The picture was taken with back to the Southcliff Hall flats on Marine Parade East, by Carnarvon Road.
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The Towers, Marine Parade East, Clacton
Late Victorian, for a period part of St. Osyth's Training College.
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Colchester Institute Clacton Campus
This photograph shows the entrance to the Clacton Campus of Colchester Institute on Church Road, Clacton.
The Clacton Campus opened in 1976 at the formation of Colchester Institute, when North East Essex Technical College merged with... (more)
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Sand and shingle is arranged
As part of the Clacton and Holland-on-Sea Coast Protection Scheme, newly deposited beach material, a sand-shingle mix, is arranged on shore. The picture was taken looking towards the pier with back to Marine Parade East, by the junction... (more)
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Marine Parade
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Church Road, Clacton
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Clacton-on-Sea: Seafront shelter near St Paul's Road
Clacton has a great number of seafront shelters, all of which are of different designs. This one is at the seaward end of St Paul's Road.
The pavement along Marine Parade East here forms part of National Cycle Network Route 51.
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Beach and sea defences, Clacton-on-Sea
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